Cloupor T6 simply not working!!!

[saadiq]

Good Day fellow vapers!
Ive got a beautiful 100w Cloupor T6 that just went awol! This is my last attempt to resurrect my precious, I spent quite a penny to get her, I would hate to lose her....SO PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE...is there anybody out there that can either fix her or as a last ditch...convert her into an unregulated mod. I suspect its got something to do with the board/ chip.
I've attached some pics. Im from Cape Town so ideally I would prefer a cape town "specialist". Have a look at the pics and send me your quote

Please anyone...Thanks so much, any information needed please do not hesitate to make contact.


Vape on.

 

[shaunnadan]

any warranty options from the vendor?

if not then perhaps strip the cover from the board and give it a toothbrush rub with some meths and hope for the best.

 

[saadiq]

any warranty options from the vendor?

if not then perhaps strip the cover from the board and give it a toothbrush rub with some meths and hope for the best.

dare I say I bought it from a fellow vaper/ forumite, but its voetstoots, no biggie.

thanks for the tip/ response, ill def try

 

[shaunnadan]

to convert it to a mech you will need to strip the board out and upgrade the wiring from the 510 connector. you then need to install a mosfet between the switch and the 510.

a problem i think you may end up with is that the big silver button on the mod is actually a cover for a contact switch on the circuit board. you may have an issue to unsolder that switch and then getting it to fit on a breadboard to repurpose.

what may be easier is to drill the metal casing a bit bigger and install an after market switch.

 

[saadiq]

to convert it to a mech you will need to strip the board out and upgrade the wiring from the 510 connector. you then need to install a mosfet between the switch and the 510.

a problem i think you may end up with is that the big silver button on the mod is actually a cover for a contact switch on the circuit board. you may have an issue to unsolder that switch and then getting it to fit on a breadboard to repurpose.

what may be easier is to drill the metal casing a bit bigger and install an after market switch.

I was thinking that installing an after market switch will be better...hence the plea for the artisan as I would think he/she would have all the necessary knicks & tricks.

 

[Salamander]

Have you tried to source a replacement board? Changing it would not be a difficult bit of work. This all depends on what the price of the board is of course!

 

[saadiq]

Will try that thanks @Salamander